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Tesla Is Not the Next Ford. It’s the Next Con Ed
1 day ago
Do we need to change the way we grow things, or change the way we eat?
2 days ago
Protesting Now and in the Sixties and Seventies
3 days ago
Never-Ending Water Crisis and ‘Punishment Nightmare’ of Flint Michigan
3 days ago
Governor Katie Hobbs Announces $500K in FAFSA Initiatives to Assist Arizona Families Afford College
4 days ago
College Financial Aid Scramble
4 days ago
The preemption stakes in Idaho vs. U.S.
5 days ago
Bill Haskell
Bill Haskell
Nestlé adds sugar to baby food in low-income countries, report finds . . .
1 day ago
Where Does Traditional Medicare Go: Profit-Driven Chaos or Patient-Centered Community?
2 days ago
Idaho Deputy Solicitor General Answering SCOTUS Justices on Idaho’s Abortion Law
3 days ago
Claims of Student Loan Cancellation Benefiting the Wealthy are Still False
5 days ago
Why is a widely used app named for a tenth century Scandinavian king?
8 days ago
Trump’s election interference trial in Manhattan
9 days ago
April 20 1999 25 Years after Columbine
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Editor
Editor
In search of radical alternatives
8 days ago
Chang’s “Edible Economics”
15 days ago
The increasing collusion between . . . . . .
19 days ago
Wealth catapulted up
20 days ago
The need for a new economic paradigm
21 days ago
Weekend read – Enlightenment epistemology and the climate crisis
25 days ago
new issue of Real-World Economics Review
March 27, 2024
Joel Eissenberg
Joel Eissenberg
One born every minute
5 days ago
It’s a start
6 days ago
Managing risk
8 days ago
Credit where credit is due
9 days ago
The dose makes the poison
10 days ago
On student loans
14 days ago
Trump’s “Truth” Social meme stock plummets
15 days ago
John Quiggin
John Quiggin
Monday Message Board
2 days ago
The war to end war, still going on
5 days ago
Monday Message Board
9 days ago
Expertise and naval power
11 days ago
Wenar on why you shouldn’t try to help poor people
13 days ago
Dutton’s decaying nuclear energy plans have the briefest half-life
16 days ago
Monday Message Board
16 days ago
Ken Houghton
Ken Houghton
2024 Life and Death Game Theory Interlude: Voting is An Affirmative Action
20 days ago
2024 Election Life and Death Game Theory: Post- Conventions
21 days ago
2024 Election Life and Death Game Theory: Post- Conventions
March 26, 2024
2024 Election Life and Death Game Theory: Introduction
March 11, 2024
We’re Happy, Free, Confused, and Lonely at the Same Time
September 12, 2023
Free Lunches, Portfolio Allocation, and Equity Premia: Part 1
August 19, 2023
2021’s Final Insult
December 31, 2021
Lars Pålsson Syll
Lars Pålsson Syll
Nu är det dags ta farväl av reformpedagogiken
2 days ago
Take it on the run
2 days ago
I am I said
4 days ago
The non-existence of economic laws
4 days ago
The non-existence of economic laws
5 days ago
Immanuel Kant at 300
8 days ago
The importance of ‘causal spread’
8 days ago
Matias Vernengo
Matias Vernengo
Keynes’ denial of conflict: a reply to Professor Heise’s critique
12 days ago
The Argentina of Javier Milei
13 days ago
Atonella Stirarti’s Godley-Tobin Lecture
March 10, 2024
On the Heritage Foundation Freedom index
March 9, 2024
Association for Heterodox Economics’ Webinar: The Argentina of Javier Milei
March 1, 2024
Beyond the NAIRU, 7th Godley-Tobin Lecture by Antonella Stirati
February 22, 2024
On the possibility of a recession at the Rick Smith Show
February 20, 2024
Michael Hudson
Michael Hudson
Gaza – Civilization will Win over Barbarism
5 days ago
Jill Stein: Splitting the Pro-Imperial Vote
8 days ago
Gaza: The Strategic Imperative
16 days ago
Free Speech and Platform Media
20 days ago
Watching the World Divide in Half
25 days ago
Labour in the Ancient Near East
25 days ago
Germany as Collateral Damage in America’s New Cold War
March 29, 2024
Mike Norman
Mike Norman
Accounting 101
14 days ago
JPMorgan says high interest rates are driving inflation higher
19 days ago
Latest European Union rules provide no serious reform or increased capacity to meet the actual challenges ahead — Bill Mitchell
20 days ago
What is responsible government spending? — Guest post by Scott Baum
27 days ago
Death of empires: History tells us what will follow the collapse of US hegemony — Henry Johnston
27 days ago
Millions of simulations show that media companies have too much time on their hands — Bill Mitchell
27 days ago
In Defence Of Discrete Time Models — Brian Romanchuk
27 days ago
New Economics Foundation
New Economics Foundation
Reclaiming our regions
6 days ago
New Economics Podcast: Why is the benefits system failing disabled people
7 days ago
Sharing the carbon pie with a frequent flyer levy
13 days ago
Cost of housing homeless people skyrocketing for councils
20 days ago
New Economics Podcast: Should we be going for growth?
20 days ago
Helping people into good jobs rather than just any job could save the government billions
21 days ago
Ending stealth subsidies to banks is vital – but so is scrapping our borrowing rules
March 29, 2024
NewDealdemocrat
NewDealdemocrat
Coronavirus dashboard, 4 years into the pandemic: all-time low in hospitalizations, deaths likely to follow
1 day ago
New Deal democrats Weekly Indicators for April 22 – 26
3 days ago
Another strong personal income and spending report, but beware the uptick in inflation
3 days ago
Leading indicators in the Q1 GDP report are mixed
4 days ago
Jobless claims continue their snooze-fest
5 days ago
In addition to housing, manufacturing is range-bound as well
6 days ago
The range-bound new home sales market continues
7 days ago
Robert Vienneau
Robert Vienneau
Marxian Political Economy As Forward-Looking
3 days ago
Austrian School Claims About The Period Of Production And Capital
5 days ago
A Perverse Switch Point For Neoclassical Economics, Non-Perverse For Austrians
8 days ago
A Letter From Marx To Engels In 1858 Outlining His Critique Of Political Economy
11 days ago
The Fundamental Sraffian Theorem
17 days ago
Keynes And Robinson On Supposed Self-Regulating Markets
24 days ago
A History Of Production Processes In Volume 1 Of Capital
26 days ago
Sandwichman
Sandwichman
Leisure to Attend to Our Spiritual Business
21 days ago
The Unknown Unknown Marx
March 29, 2024
Daniel Kahneman, RIP
March 27, 2024
The Unknown Unknown Marx
March 26, 2024
Matt Huber’s and Leigh Phillips’s “classical Marxist critique” of Kohei Saito
March 9, 2024
Labour power as a common-pool resource
March 8, 2024
Lost in translation: Slow Down by Kohei Saito
January 2, 2024
Stavros Mavroudeas
Stavros Mavroudeas
«Οι καταστροφικές επιπτώσεις της ΕΕ στην Ελλάδα και τους εργαζόμενους» – Στ.Μαυρουδέας ΠΡΙΝ 20-21/4/2024
8 days ago
«Κοινωνικές επιστήμες: είδος υπό εξαφάνιση;» – εκδήλωση Παντειέρα-Attac, 23/4/2024, 5.30μμ Πάντειο
8 days ago
Workgroup for ‘Political Economy of Inequality and Social Policy’ – WAPE 2024, 2-4 August 2024, Panteion University
16 days ago
Workgroup for Marxist Macroeconomic Modelling – CfP for the 17th WAPE Forum, 2-4 August, Panteion University
21 days ago
IS THERE A RETURN OF INDUSTRIAL POLICY WITHIN MAINSTREAM ECONOMICS? – S.Mavroudeas, SPEC-2024
26 days ago
“Κοινωνική Ασφάλιση – Συνταξιοδοτικό & Αμοιβές της εργασίας στο Δημόσιο” – Ρέθυμνο 11/3/2024
March 7, 2024
Ένα παλιό αλλά επίκαιρο κείμενο για την απάτη της «αξιολόγησης»
February 24, 2024
Steve Roth
Steve Roth
Why Unlimited Wealth Is an Unassailable Advantage
8 days ago
Personal Income and Personal Saving Make More than 40% of Households’ Property Income…Invisible. Think Total Return.
14 days ago
Where Does Wealth Come From?
March 24, 2024
What is Wealth?
March 20, 2024
Biden Says Billionaires Pay an 8.2% Tax Rate. What Do Other Households Pay?
March 9, 2024
Earned Labor Income Is a Small and Weak Lever. Unearned Property Income, and Wealth, Rule
March 7, 2024
Is More Work Better? Think Again?
February 26, 2024
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